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1. Surname registries [1]
I have just updated the surname registries for Counties Clare, Limerick, Tipperary, Mayo and Galway on my website. Please check your submissions for accuracy. You can access the registries by going to the URL below my name. On my homepage, at the top, under Ireland for you find links for each of the counties. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton
2. Re: [LMK] John and James McCarthy [1]
If he was married in Limerick, your best move would be to check the Irish civil marriage indexes (that began in 1864) for a few of years both sides of 1885 at an LDS Family History Centre for James and his bride ( presume you know her name). The film numbers are: 1881-1884 # 0101254 ; 1885-1888 #0101255 Preparatory to visiting the LDS, check www.seanruad.com for a list of PLU's (Registration Districts ) in Co.Limerick. If you find him and her, record the full date, the registration district, the page an
3. The Geoghegans [1]
Geoghegans of Limerick and elsewhere collected for a One Name Study all the Irish Indexes are held from 1864 to 1921 for "This" name and its many variants.. and I search for free.. Cant get it cheaper than that? eh? jo
4. Margaret MULCAHY [1]
Margaret Mulcahy was born June 1864 in Limerick, raised by her cousin Mary Ellen Fitzgerald. Her parents were Martin and Margaret Mulcahy. She died in Manhattan, NY on Dec. 27, 1943. I believe she had a sister named Brigid, maybe more sisters. She married John Skelly in 1891. Does anyone know this Margaret Mulcahy? Connie
5. Limerick website update [1]
I have updated the IGP (Ireland Genealogical Projects) County Limerick website by adding new or updating town(land) pages that include: Abington, Rath, Cloghadoolarty North, Derk, Castleconnell, Shanagolden, Bottomstown, Knockainy, Toornafulla, Moroe, Askeaton, Rockhill, Bruree, Fedamore and Rathkeale (all 1851 spellings). Some have pictures added, some links and most with surnames. The site can be found at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~irllim/ -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealo
6. stuff-kitney-lynch-fitzgerald-murphy-mahoney-hodgkins-bird- [1]
Some meanings for abreviations rs@=RESIDES AT cfdr=calculated from death record c.r.1=church records 1st uniterian society revere cr2=church record evangelican church of revere gr1 grave record revere cemetery gr1a=grave record revere cemetery compiled by mellen chamberlain's "history of Chelsea" gr1b=grave record revere cemetery in city hall revere gr2=grave record garden cemetery gr3=grave record woodlawn cemetery gr4=grave record winthrop cemetery pr1 from sextons records kept by joh
7. Canty [1]
Hello, I have reference to the name Canty in a booklet I have from the Hospital area of Limerick it also appears in a will c1798. Regards Robyn
8. Re: [LMK] CANTY [1]
I know a Mary Canty (thru marr) who lives here in CT. and is in my Genealogy Club, any connection? Eileen Gallagher ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elaine Murphy" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2004 4:06 PM Subject: [LMK] CANTY > Hi All > It seems that someone is trying to contact me re:CANTY there was some confusion about my email address. > My old address was emurphy@origin.net.au > My NEW address is emurphy@netconnect.com.au > > Regards >
9. Re: [LMK] McCarthys and Mulcahys from Limerick [1]
Is Mise Phadraig [ An t'Sean-Gabhar ;-) ] **** Replies to the List only - Please! **** ----- Original Message ----- From: "Julian McCarthy" To: Sent: Sunday Jun 27, 2004 3:41 PM Subject: [LMK] McCarthys and Mulcahys from Limerick > Apologies but have to follow on from request yesterday re John McCarthy and Mary (maria) Mulcahy (who were both from (and married c1855-60ish in ) Limerick before moving to Clonmel Tipperary. (they appear to
10. Re: [LMK] Kilfinnane Parish Limerick [1]
Les, You can go to the Sean Ruad site and find the Parishes in Kilfinnane. Some are Kilflyn, Darragh, Kilcoraig, Glenroe/Ballyorgan, Garryarthur. Who are you looking for? I have some tax and tithe records from 1829 and 1842/46 for the Kilfinnane area. Judy Christopher ----- Original Message ----- From: "les wright" To: Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2004 8:20 AM Subject: [LMK] Kilfinnane Parish Limerick > Hello all, Can anyone tell me where this parish c
11. Help with document [1]
Received today by snailmail from 3rd cousin in Ireland a copy of: Second Statutory Term Land Law Acts Rule 125 dated Nov. 25, 1894 with Application by Tenant or Landlord to Court for Fair Rent, on the back Schedule of Improvements Claimed. I did a Google search and found some information - but can someone clarify if this was the beginning process for tenants to purchase the land they had worked for so many years from the landlord. County: Limerick, Poor Law Union: Limerick, Electoral Dic - sorry can't
12. LMK - Delahide [1]
Wendy, Have you tried to locate Patrick Delahide in the Griffith's, which were taken in the 1850's so it may have him listed if he was married by this time. -- Annette & Virginia Garner Researching: Dubuc/Dubuque, Fitzpatrick, Garner, Kemp, Kirby, Marie, Nealon, Rose, Roy/LeRoy, Toner, Weston, Zisler http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~tdgarner
13. Re: [LMK] Re: Kilfinnane Parish Limerick [1]
Robyn, I have maps of parish's in Limerick I can email to you if you wish. Patty ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, June 04, 2004 9:16 AM Subject: [LMK] Re: Kilfinnane Parish Limerick > Robyn at olgeta@bigpond.net.au writes: > > << Can anyone tell me where this parish can be found? >> > > Robyn, > > The civil parish of Kilfinnane surrounds the town of Kilfinnane, which is > about 5 miles SE of Kilmallock. The civil parish extends a
14. Ireland Birth Index [1]
I have transcribed the Ireland Birth Index 1876 for the following surnames (and their variant spellings): O'Connor, Flynn, Campbell and McEntee. I have posted the information on line on my website. You can find the info by going to the URL below my name. On my homepage, at the top, you will find the links under Surnames. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton
15. GEOGHEGAN [1]
Geoghegan's have been collected countrywide. from 1837- 2002 in UK 1845/1864 in Ireland to 1935 Wills for both Countries UK 1858-to date 1922 to 1950 for Ireland Plus a collection of certificates. All census extracted for UK Access is free. If you are researching Geoghegans 18 years work..... and I am still looking for the wretch Michael G born Dublin 1806 I would change my will for the finder GRIN Josi GEOGHEGAN-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM
16. Re: [LMK] Surname registries [1]
Hello Pat, To see all the great information on the Connors in Ireland and to think we cannot find any record here in Oz as to what part of Ireland our William Connors came from, all his death certf tells us is Ireland Thanks for this great Web Page. Kath > I have just updated the surname registries for Counties Clare, Limerick, > Tipperary, Mayo and Galway on my website. Please check your submissions > for accuracy. You can access the registries by going to the URL below > my name. On my homepage, a
17. Digest Problems? [1]
I receive the Limerick email list in digest form, but have not received anything at all in nearly a week. Can someone email me off list and tell me if the list is just absolutely quiet, or if we are having a problem? Thanks. Cindy Wood
18. Forfeiture of Lands Question [1]
I found this item in the PRO Catalog and hope someone can explain the meaning of this transaction. Scope and content: Office of Public Works, Ireland. Release of forfeiture on lands owned by Miss K. Heaphy at Newpark, Co. Limerick, under the Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Act 1870. My Heaphy grgreats + eight children - the youngest about 9 - left Newpark in Parish Effin about 1842-43. Matthew and Bridget Heafy are each listed as occupiers in Griffith's so obviously members of the extended family remaine
19. Re: Kilfinnane Parish Limerick [1]
Robyn at olgeta@bigpond.net.au writes: << Can anyone tell me where this parish can be found? >> Robyn, The civil parish of Kilfinnane surrounds the town of Kilfinnane, which is about 5 miles SE of Kilmallock. The civil parish extends about 1 mile to the west, 2 miles to the north and south, and 2 to 3 miles to the east and northeast of the town itself. If you mean the RC parish of Kilfinane (no double "n"), this also includes the civil parish of Particles - and perhaps the main section of Ardpatri
20. Delahide [1]
Hello to All, I have just rejoined this list after having a bit of a lull with my Delahide..Delahayde..Delahoide..Delahoyde family. I have a little more info so thought it is worth posting and asking for some direction. Mary Josephine DELAHIDE; on her marriage transcription it states she was a Spinster, born in Limerick Ire, age 24 and her parents were Patrick DELAHIDE and Margaret MULLINS. On her death certificate it has birth place Limerick Ire and that she was a resident of Australia for 47 years. makin
21. Re: [LMK] SULLIVAN [1]
Hello Rita Thank you for this information - will keep in mind when searching Regards Kim >From: "Rita Chesterton" >Reply-To: IRL-LIMERICK-L@rootsweb.com >To: IRL-LIMERICK-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [LMK] SULLIVAN >Date: Sun, 27 Jun 2004 14:50:13 -0400 > >In this case, 'Garrett' could also be a surname that was given to a new >baby >to honor the surname of a grandmother or other relative. > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "paul keroack" >To:
22. SMYTH, RICE [1]
Hello Folks, I am new to this list. Hoping someone will connect with my family or be able to provide additional information. Thank you!!! Barbara Georgia, USA Richard Smyth married Honora/Mary Rice 29 SEP 1870 at St Mary's Parish entry 368. Richard and Honora had the following children - all born in Limerick City and baptised at St John's Roman Catholic Church: Mary Smyth c 02 JUL 1871 at 419, City No. 3 Ellen Smyth c Abt 31 AUG 1872 John Smyth c 01 JUL 1873 in Limerick City No. 3 Richard Smyth c 06
23. Re: [LMK] SULLIVAN [1]
In this case, 'Garrett' could also be a surname that was given to a new baby to honor the surname of a grandmother or other relative. -Rita (NJ) ----- Original Message ----- From: "paul keroack" To: Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 2:23 PM Subject: Re: [LMK] SULLIVAN > Kim, > It is my understanding is that Garrett is an > anglicisation of the Irish Gearlt (spelling?) that is > meant to stand for Gerald (a saint, of course). From > Woulfe's "Irish names and
24. Re: [LMK] McCarthys and Mulcahys from Limerick [1]
Julian, I have come across many Mulcahy's in the Kilcolman, Monagay, Newcastle West, Ardagh areas of Limerick. My ggg-grandfather Daniel Mulcahy married a Mary Cregan about 1828-9. Daniel was from Monagay but they settled in Kilcolman. The area is called Carrons now. Daniel's direct descendants still live in the same house. As far as I know they didn't have a daughter Mary. I only know of Daniel's sisters Catherine and Johanna but it is possible he had brothers also who could have a daughter Mary of
25. The Geoghegans [1]
Looking especially for any Michael born 1806 but would be glad to hear from any other researcher all my indexes for this name and many variations are offered free. 1845-1929 GEOGHEGAN-L@ROOTSWEB.COM jOSI
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